Abstract: A paint sprayer system includes a bucket lid three smaller openings and a fourth larger opening. One smaller opening is to receive a primer unit and another smaller opening is to receive a suction unit while the third smaller opening serves as an air vent. The larger opening is used to add paint to the bucket as needed. The system further includes stoppers, locking rings and caps. In practice, the stoppers and locking rings are used to insulate, seal and/or cover openings in the bucket lid and secure the primer unit and suction unit in the bucket. The paint sprayer system as described reduces or eliminates debris from the paint and further prevents paint from drying in the bucket. The paint sprayer system also eliminates much of the daily cleaning associated with conventional paint sprayer systems.

Abstract: A system involves a wheeled paint sprayer, 5-gallon paint bucket, a bucket transport apparatus and strap. More specifically, the bucket transport apparatus may be a dolly-type apparatus with the strap configured to removably attach the paint sprayer to the dolly-type apparatus. In this manner, the dolly-type apparatus supports the paint bucket and when tilted rearward about its wheels, the strap raises a front portion of the paint sprayer such that the dolly-like apparatus can be used to move the paint sprayer and paint bucket collectively. The bucket transport apparatus may include over-sized wheels to render it more stable and mobile at construction sites.

Abstract: A first 5-gallon bucket with a drain, drain plug and drainpipe and a second 5-gallon bucket with a lid having an opening. In combination, the pair of 5-gallon buckets facilitate the separation of water and paint allowing the proper disposal of the paint. One method of using the 5-gallon buckets involves: (i) pouring paint water into the first 5-gallon bucket; (ii) adding aluminum sulfate and hydrated lime; (iii) waiting for the aluminum sulfate and hydrated lime to separate the paint and water with the paint collecting at the bottom of the bucket; (iv) positioning the first 5-gallon bucket atop the second 5-gallon bucket with the drain aligned with the lid opening; and (v) pushing the drainpipe down allowing water to enter the upper opening of the drainpipe and pour into the second bucket; and (vi) stopping efforts to push down the drainpipe before paint begins to enter the drainpipe.

Abstract: A first 5-gallon bucket with a drain, drain plug and drainpipe and a second 5-gallon bucket with a lid having an opening. In combination, the pair of 5-gallon buckets facilitate the separation of water and paint allowing the proper disposal of the paint. One method of using the 5-gallon buckets involves: (i) pouring paint water into the first 5-gallon bucket; (ii) adding aluminum sulfate and hydrated lime; (iii) waiting for the aluminum sulfate and hydrated lime to separate the paint and water with the paint collecting at the bottom of the bucket; (iv) positioning the first 5-gallon bucket atop the second 5-gallon bucket with the drain aligned with the lid opening; and (v) pushing the drainpipe down allowing water to enter the upper opening of the drainpipe and pour into the second bucket; and (vi) stopping efforts to push down the drainpipe before paint begins to enter the drainpipe.

Abstract: Systems and methods for fabricating or converting a 5-gallon bucket into a cleanout sink. A kit may include at least a bucket; a water spigot, male hose adapter and female house adapter each adjacent to a top of said bucket, said water spigot for directing water from a hose into said bucket, said female hose adapter for receiving a water source hose and said male hose adapter for receiving a hose with a spray nozzle. Other features including support legs, straight or elbow pipes, a catch net, wide opening fixture and drain hose may also form part of the cleanout sink.

Abstract: Systems and methods for fabricating or converting a 5-gallon bucket into a cleanout sink. A kit may include at least a bucket; a water spigot and hose adapter for attachment near a top of the bucket; a straight pipe and elbow pipe; one or more cleanout adapters configured to attach the straight pipe and elbow pipe to a cleanout; and one or more fasteners and washers for installing the water spigot and hose adapter. Other features including support legs and catch net may also form part of the cleanout sink.

Abstract: A modular vehicle seat assembly including: a seat bottom structure module adapted to be rigidly or translatably coupled to one of a seat base module and a structure of a vehicle, securely coupled to a seat bottom cushion carrier module, and rigidly or pivotably coupled to a seat back structure module; a seat back structure module adapted to be rigidly or pivotably coupled to the seat bottom structure module and securely coupled to a seat back cushion carrier module; the seat bottom cushion carrier module adapted to be securely coupled to the seat bottom structure module; and the seat back cushion carrier module adapted to be securely coupled to the seat back structure module. The modular vehicle seat assembly further including a seat base module adapted to be rigidly coupled to the structure of the vehicle and to the seat bottom structure module.

Abstract: A vehicle seat cushion carrier assembly (bottom and back) via which a cushion carrier structure, cushion foam, and upholstery are more easily assembled and installed in a vehicle, optionally as a modular unit. The cushion carrier structure can be multi-piece and incorporate any desired trim units. Strap fasteners are used to secure the upholstery to the cushion carrier structure and cushion foam, creating the desired creating seams, creases, and indentations. Clip fasteners are used to secure the upholstery to the cushion carrier structure around the cushion foam, especially with respect to the seat back. This allows much of the upholstering to be done outside the vehicle, optionally in a modular manner. Finally, these modular features and functionalities allow the cushion carrier assemblies (bottom and back) to be quickly and easily secured to the underlying seat pan and/or seat frame using simple screws, hooks, and clip fasteners.

Abstract: A vehicle seat cushion carrier assembly (bottom and back) via which a cushion carrier structure, cushion foam, and upholstery are more easily assembled and installed in a vehicle, optionally as a modular unit. The cushion carrier structure can be multi-piece and incorporate any desired trim units. Strap fasteners are used to secure the upholstery to the cushion carrier structure and cushion foam, creating the desired creating seams, creases, and indentations. Clip fasteners are used to secure the upholstery to the cushion carrier structure around the cushion foam, especially with respect to the seat back. This allows much of the upholstering to be done outside the vehicle, optionally in a modular manner. Finally, these modular features and functionalities allow the cushion carrier assemblies (bottom and back) to be quickly and easily secured to the underlying seat pan and/or seat frame using simple screws, hooks, and clip fasteners.

Abstract: A modular vehicle seat assembly including: a seat bottom structure module adapted to be rigidly or translatably coupled to one of a seat base module and a structure of a vehicle, securely coupled to a seat bottom cushion carrier module, and rigidly or pivotably coupled to a seat back structure module; a seat back structure module adapted to be rigidly or pivotably coupled to the seat bottom structure module and securely coupled to a seat back cushion carrier module; the seat bottom cushion carrier module adapted to be securely coupled to the seat bottom structure module; and the seat back cushion carrier module adapted to be securely coupled to the seat back structure module. The modular vehicle seat assembly further including a seat base module adapted to be rigidly coupled to the structure of the vehicle and to the seat bottom structure module.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, a communication device with a group of radio devices connected with a support structure, where the support structure is positioned in and passes through housing openings in each radio device to provide a stacked arrangement. One or more radio device is rotatable with respect to the support structure to enable adjusting a first orientation of a directional antenna therein. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, a communication device having a connection structure that physically connects with a utility structure, where the connection structure has a strut channel. The communication device has a support structure physically connected to the connection structure. The communication device has a group of radio devices secured to the support structure, where the strut channel is configured to enable temporarily locking the support structure to the connection structure via an installation member during an installation process. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, a communication device with a support structure having first and second annular contacts formed on an outer surface thereof, a first radio device having a first inner surface of a first housing opening with a third contact, and a second radio device having a second inner surface of a second housing opening with a fourth contact. The support structure is positioned in and passes through the first and second housing openings thereby positioning the first and second radio devices in a stacked arrangement, and, when in the stacked arrangement, the first and third contacts are aligned and the second and fourth contact are aligned to provide a coupling between the first and second radio devices. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, a communication device with a support structure having first and second annular contacts formed on an outer surface thereof, a first radio device having a first inner surface of a first housing opening with a third contact, and a second radio device having a second inner surface of a second housing opening with a fourth contact. The support structure is positioned in and passes through the first and second housing openings thereby positioning the first and second radio devices in a stacked arrangement, and, when in the stacked arrangement, the first and third contacts are aligned and the second and fourth contact are aligned to provide a coupling between the first and second radio devices. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, a communication device having a connection structure that physically connects with a utility structure, where the connection structure has a strut channel. The communication device has a support structure physically connected to the connection structure. The communication device has a group of radio devices secured to the support structure, where the strut channel is configured to enable temporarily locking the support structure to the connection structure via an installation member during an installation process. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, a communication device with a group of radio devices connected with a support structure, where the support structure is positioned in and passes through housing openings in each radio device to provide a stacked arrangement. One or more radio device is rotatable with respect to the support structure to enable adjusting a first orientation of a directional antenna therein. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: The present invention provides coating composition according to the present invention. The coating composition is a low extractables composition that imparts properties, such as, for example, low friction, high gloss, color and/or pearlescence to a substrate coated with the composition of the present invention. In a preferred embodiment, a tampon applicator includes the coating composition of the present invention.

Abstract: The present invention provides coating composition according to the present invention. The coating composition is a low extractables composition that imparts properties, such as, for example, low friction, high gloss, color and/or pearlescence to a substrate coated with the composition of the present invention. In a preferred embodiment, a tampon applicator includes the coating composition of the present invention.

Abstract: A coated substrate and method of forming the substrate are provided. The substrate can have high gloss and good slip properties. Such a substrate can be formed with a paper base having a coating thereon. The coating can include an active silicone-based slip agent and other suitable ingredients.